Just a minor grammatical error I thought you'd like to have fixed. All the cheat programs I've downloaded so far have had a text at the bottom below the heading "CUSTOMIZABLE". The second last word in the paragraph below says "it's", but it should in fact be "its". The apostrophe is used to combine the words "it" and "is", and if you read it that way, the sentence makes no sense.

The mainstreamed version of grammar the state college rejects who teach in public schools pummel into your skull is not proper grammar. It's dumbed down so that the egalitarian classroom can all understand it, so there can be one grammar class instead of having one grammar class for normal people and one grammar class for people who can't learn.

And neither is the same mainstreamed version simply rehashed by a public school drone on a webpage.

[Edited by Dhampy, 1/9/2010 11:47:41 AM]

---------------------------------------------------------------------------In the end they will lay their freedom at our feet and say to us, 'Make us your slaves, but feed us.'

I've never ever heard of "it's" being the same as "its" when used as a possessive pronoun. I might be wrong, English is not my native language. But I still believe using "it's" for anything else but the contraction of "it is" is incorrect.

*edit* Dhampy, please send me a link which explains your point. I'd love to get this straight, as I'm a sucker for grammar